Cristiano Ronaldo, Lukaku top highest earning players in Serie [See Top 5] - Daily Post Nigeria

Cristiano Ronaldo, Lukaku top highest earning players in Serie [See Top 5]

De Ligt, who arrived this summer, takes home £7.2million-a-year plus bonuses.

Third spot in the list is taken up by another Serie A newcomer, Romelu Lukaku, who is getting £6.7million-a-year plus bonuses after joining Inter Milan from Manchester United this summer. Juventus understandably take up the bulk of the list of top earners, with nine of their players appearing in the top 10.3. Romelu Lukaku – £6.7m

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